CPAC Center for Combating Human Trafficking

FOSTERING THE FUTURE May is National Foster Care Month To the families, educators, leaders, and advocates dedicated to securing a better future for America’s Foster Youth - I see you and thank you. America’s foster youth are not defined by their circumstances—they are defined by their potential.

Predators are hiding on gaming apps—grooming kids for months before making their move. This isn’t rare, it’s a growing threat happening right under parents’ noses.

Rescuing these kids isn’t enough—without real protection and trauma care, they’re at risk of falling right back into the same cycle.

Predators aren’t in dark alleys—they’re online, talking directly to your kids. If you’re not monitoring it, you have no idea who is.

Over the past decade, the fight against human trafficking has developed into a national front battle to ensure the freedom of those facing abuse daily. Such a fight comes with the need for those working across...

While identifying the flaws in our current child welfare system is the first step, the GRACIE Act provides a clear roadmap for reform by prioritizing mandatory recording and multidisciplinary cooperation...

Child Protective Services (CPS) wields the extraordinary authority to enter private homes, question children without parental presence, and initiate removals that can permanently alter the trajectory of a family...

CPAC’s Center for Combating Human Trafficking recently convened with North Carolina legislators, law enforcement officers, and conservative advocates over this past Lincoln Day to strengthen the coalition against modern-day slavery and leadership from Republicans...

CPAC’s Center for Combating Human Trafficking joined North Carolina lawmakers and coalition partners over Lincoln Day to reaffirm the need for Survivor Justice legislation that will help North Carolina remain a leader in supporting victims and rooting out traffickers.

Ending modern day slavery requires action. CPAC’s Center for Combating Human Trafficking proudly stood with conservative North Carolina legislators and grassroots leaders as we advance policies that support survivors by holding traffickers accountable for the crimes they commit.

CPAC’s Center for Combating Human Trafficking convened coalition partners for a roundtable to share ideas, strengthen partnerships, and advance the fight against modern slavery. By uniting experts and advocates, @CPAC continues working to support survivors and end exploitation.

CPAC’s Center for Combating Human Trafficking celebrates the signing of the Trafficking Survivors Relief Act by President Donald J. Trump today. This is a victory in the fight against modern day slavery and offers survivors a second chance at freedom. The signing of the TSRA is another example of conservative leadership in the fight to end human trafficking following President Trump’s pardons for survivors and the declaration of National Slavery and Human Trafficking Prevention Month earlier this month.

CPAC proudly stands with @POTUS in supporting survivors of modern day slavery and holding traffickers accountable during National Slavery & Human Trafficking Prevention Month. President Trump has followed through on his commitment to fight modern day slavery by signing the CPAC endorsed Trafficking Survivors Relief Act and REPORT Act, delivering justice for survivors and stronger tools to protect children online. whitehouse.gov/briefings-stat…

BREAKING: The United States House of Representatives has PASSED the Kayla Hamilton Act

The United States House of Representatives is scheduled to vote this week on the CPAC-endorsed Kayla Hamilton Act. This critical legislation is in response to a preventable tragedy that was a direct result of the Biden Administration’s reckless immigration policies.

Human trafficking remains one of the most urgent moral and social crises of our time, inflicting untold suffering on children, families, and entire communities.

The fight against human trafficking cannot end with identifying the problem—it must move toward real, lasting solutions. Protecting children and families requires a coordinated approach that blends prevention, justice, and accountability.

Human trafficking survivors face one of the hardest transitions imaginable—from exploitation and trauma to rebuilding lives of safety and independence.

CPAC met with victims, legislators, and coalition partners on Capitol Hill and at the DOJ to ensure the needs of trafficking victims are prioritized.

The Trafficking Survivors Relief Act and GRACIE Act will make a huge difference for trafficking victims and the child welfare system. CPAC and our partners were on Capitol Hill advocating for these life-changing pieces of legislation.